
Oscar Medina
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Oscar Medina |Nicolle Yapur |Jose Cendon
Bloomberg — Los bonos colombianos están teniendo un desempeño inferior al de sus pares, ya que los inversionistas están perdiendo la fe en el ancla fiscal que estabilizó el mercado local durante más de una década. La credibilidad de la “regla fiscal”, que tiene por objeto limitar la capacidad del gobierno para endeudarse, está en entredicho después de que la administración del presidente Gustavo Petro la incumpliera el año pasado.
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1 month ago |
financialpost.com | Nicolle Yapur |Oscar Medina
Now, strategists are recalibrating their bets for a cut at Monday’s meeting with concerns mounting over whether Guevara’s replacement will move to rein in spending ahead of an election year. The market had been expecting policymakers to resume its monetary easing cycle by reducing its benchmark interest rate to 9.25%. The central bank has lowered borrowing costs by 3.75 percentage points since December 2023.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Oscar Medina |Patricia Laya |Andreína Itriago
(Bloomberg) -- Colombia’s foreign minister still sees the US as a strategic partner under Donald Trump, saying she wants to reset diplomacy a month after President Gustavo Petro triggered a brief tariff war with a post on social media. Most Read from BloombergLaura Sarabia, who Petro tapped as his top diplomat the week before his blow-up with Trump, sought in an interview to mend fences with the Andean nation’s main trading partner and principal ally in the region.
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2 months ago |
financialpost.com | Oscar Medina |Patricia Laya |Andreína Itriago
“We need to bet on diplomacy and on established channels, putting our historic relations on the table and not basing it on megaphone diplomacy,” Sarabia told Bloomberg News during a 45-minute conversation this week at her Bogota office. Colombia’s relationship with the US, she said, is one “built on trust and permanent dialog.” To that end, Sarabia said Trump’s homeland security chief is planning a visit this month to discuss drug trafficking and migration.
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Feb 5, 2025 |
ca.finance.yahoo.com | Oscar Medina |Patricia Laya
(Bloomberg) -- Colombia’s government was thrown into disarray after a televised cabinet meeting devolved into tearful recriminations and bickering, leading one minister to suggest they all quit.
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